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##
## Where should the processing start? Put the full path to the folder here:
##
$startFolder = '????????????????'
##
################################################################################################

if(!(test-path $startFolder))
{

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########################################################################
## put the full path to the folder to be fixed here
$path = '??????????????????????'

########################################################################
########################################################################

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############################################################
## Set these two params - first the "input" file
$sourceFilePath = '??????????????????'
## Point to the output folder - where do you want your results written to?
$outputPath = '??????????????????'
############################################################

## you MAY need to adjust these next two items for some prior servicers...
$loanIDRegex = [regex]"(?n)LOAN NUMBER:\s*(?<loanid>\d+)"
$firstPageRegex = [regex]"(?m)^.*(PAGE 01)[\n\r]*$"

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$paths = gci '\\<<< put server name here>>>\c$\Documents and Settings' -direct |
	% { get-item (join-path $_.FullName "Local Settings\Application Data\AMS\Production\snsccontainer.exe") -ea silent } | 
	select -exp FullName |
	select @{ n = 'Version'; e = { 
		$v = [Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo]::GetVersionInfo($_).FileVersion.ToString() 
		$v.SubString(0, $v.IndexOf(';'))
		} },
		@{ n = 'FullName'; e = { $_ }} |
	Group Version

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param($dbPath)

function SanitizeFileSystemPath([string]$path)
{
	$ic = [io.path]::GetInvalidFileNameChars()
	$invalidCharPosition = -1
	$invalidCharPosition = $path.IndexOfAny($ic, $invalidCharPosition + 1) 
	while($invalidCharPosition -gt -1)
	{
		$path = $path.Remove($invalidCharPosition, 1)

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set-strictmode -version latest

## Opens all word docs (*.doc, *.docx) in a specified directory
## and saves them back out as PDF format.
#################################################
#################################################
## SET THIS VALUE HERE to a valid folder
$folderToProcess = "C:\Users\<<<FOO>>>\Documents\crap\filth"
#################################################
#################################################

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## Set this folder to the location where all your PDFs are located:
##
$startInFolder = "c:\path\to\your\pdfs"

## MAYBE set this... it's the image resolution. 300 worked well for the MSI 
## PDFs. Numbers lower than this did provide MUCH smaller files, but they 
## seemed to lose quite a bit of detail in the images.
$imageResolution = 300

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param($startIn , $writeOutputTo )

set-strictmode -version latest

$startTime = get-date

$startingFolder = $startIn
$outputFile = $writeOutputTo

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## The name of the remote computer on which we want to run the task
$remoteMachineWithTheScheduledTask = '<<remote machine name>>'
## This is the "full path" to the task, starting with a backslash and including any folders.
## Check the output of "schtasks.exe /query /s $remoteMachineWithTheScheduledTask"
## to see the exact value to use.
$taskName = "<<task name>>"

function Get-CurrentTaskStatus()
{
	return (& schtasks.exe /query /s $remoteMachineWithTheScheduledTask /tn $taskName /fo csv | convertfrom-csv).Status

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<#

Dumps out metadata for one or more SQL queries into CSV files.

"Metadata" means FieldName, DataType, ColumnSize, plus "Values".

"Values" means a list of distinct values for each column where 
the code detects a code lookup scenario. 
    * Only for string datatypes (where the SQL datatype name is 
      like "*char*") - types like int, date, etc. are ignored.